Make sure they are sorted the same way and then run through the objects.
This can be done with either business objects or a DataTable. The objects
may be better, as you can easily override the Compare method rather than
check each property/column.
You can do this without the sort, but it is a royal pain in the rear. If one
might only have part of the records of the other, you will have to stagger
one or both as your crawl through.
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>I have a table A in Database with 5 columns. I have a CSV file with same
> structure as of table A. I need to compare these two table in ado.net
> after
> csv file is loaded into a datatable object. Can any body help me please..